Center for Adult Jewish Learning at Temple Israel of Boston

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Second Night Passover Seder: An Immersive Experience

Today, 6:30 pm

Temple Israel, Boston

$54

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Clergy Matzah Brei Cook-Off + Passover Festival Service

Today, 9:30 am

Temple Israel, Boston

Free

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Passover Seder for Families With Young Children

Apr 20, 10:00 am

Temple Israel, Boston

Free

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Preparing for Passover: Poetry for Your Seder

Apr 16, 7:00 pm

Free

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Eilu V’Eilu: A Debate on Jewish Values and American Public Policy During the Gaza War

Apr 1, 7:00 pm

Temple Israel, Boston

Free

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Purim Celebration for Families With Young Children

Mar 24, 10:00 am

Temple Israel, Boston

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Purim Masquerade Cocktail Party

Mar 23, 6:30 pm

Temple Israel, Boston

$36

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Purimpalooza: Family Celebration

Mar 23, 4:00 pm

Temple Israel, Boston

Free

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Purim 101

Mar 19, 7:00 pm

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Humans of October 7th: Bringing To Light Their Stories

Mar 19, 7:00 pm

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Little Beats Music and Movement Party

Feb 24, 3:30 pm

Temple Israel, Boston

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Winter Play Space for Families With Young Children

Jan 27, 3:30 pm

Temple Israel, Boston

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Blogs

9/24/2020 Edit  

Riverway Project Voices Praying for Shelter and Peace in 5781

With our collective voices, we pray for a shelter of peace.

 By Riverway Project

8/18/2020 Edit  

Riverway High Holy Day Leadership Squad

Join our High Holy Day Leadership Squad to ground yourself in community, Judaism and creativity.

By Nicole ZadorFor Riverway Project

6/9/2020 Edit  

Vaccinate Us

A prayer for the strength to make change.

By Rabbi Jen GubitzFor Temple Israel of Boston

4/14/2020 Edit  

Grief and Memory Hold Hands

A reading for Passover Yizkor.

By Rabbi Jen GubitzFor Temple Israel of Boston

4/7/2020 Edit  

The Wisdom of Teens During the COVID-19 Crisis

While I was definitely nervous about how we’d connect across distance, I have been blown away by these young people.

By Emilia DiamantFor Temple Israel of Boston

3/6/2020 Edit  

Yougaddah Be Kidding Me: Seder Squad 2020

How did a millennial Jewish woman from Cambridge end up hosting a 15-person seder to begin with?

By Sharon BortFor Riverway Project

2/25/2020 Edit  

Apply for Seder Squad 2020

Join a committed group of people centered around personalizing Jewish rituals, learning leadership skills and fostering a welcoming community.

By Nicole ZadorFor Riverway Project

1/22/2020 Edit  

Praying for Pregnancy, Praying for Peace

How do we, as a Jewish people, create safe spaces for people who are—by choice or not—unpartnered, unmarried, un-“2.5 children and a dog”?

By Rachel SpekmanFor Temple Israel of Boston

11/20/2019 Edit  

Giving Thanks for the Blessing of Life

Ensconced in the building blocks of language, the Jewish people would become a people rooted in gratitude.

By Rabbi Jen GubitzFor Temple Israel of Boston

11/12/2019 Edit  

The Courage to Make Our Lives a Blessing

Even though Instagram seems to suggest that everyone is getting married, traveling the world, having children and adopting the cutest dogs, many people are struggling.

By Dan MarionFor Riverway Project

11/6/2019 Edit  

Shabbat Squad 2019: Apply Now

The Riverway Project is excited to invite you to be a part of the original SoulCycle: Shabbat!

 By Riverway Project

11/4/2019 Edit  

#ShabbatSquad: The Original SoulCycle

Regardless of your level of observance, Shabbat offers the opportunity to turn our attention away from our individual lives to a communal experience, from loneliness to togetherness.

By Emily RogalFor Riverway Project

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